file not take a right path for open Pdf

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Hello friends,

i have open an pdf file after create in folder.
me write this code for that :-

C#

if (HttpContext.Current.Session["PDFCOD"] != null)
{
                        string PDFCODPath = Server.MapPath("~/FedExShipPDF/") + HttpContext.Current.Session["PDFCOD"].ToString();
ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, typeof(string), "New Window", "window.open('" + PDFCODPath + "')", true);
}

here new windows open but it not display any content. when i see in inspect element its give error like
could not open local resource " file\\\DCourierRateFedExShipPDF%7894582546.pdf

when i debuge my PDFCODPath will have D://CourierRate//FedExShipPDF//7894582546.pdf

Where i m wrong. i have tired to open pdf in browse..
Plz help..

Thank You...!!!

Posted 1-Nov-12 22:36pm

Yatin chauhan

Updated 1-Nov-12 22:58pm

Sanjay K. Gupta

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2012-11-02T10:37:00

Solution 1

You can just use Repsonse.Redirect(pathToFile).

Posted 2-Nov-12 10:37am

ZurdoDev

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fjdiewornncalwe 2-Nov-12 16:46pm

+5. Sounds like the easy way to do this.

Yatin chauhan 3-Nov-12 2:36am

Response.redirect not open in new window. i have try to this too.

ZurdoDev 3-Nov-12 9:21am

If you want to do it the way you were, with JavaScript, in your window.open you'll have to give the full URL, not the file path. That's because JS is executing on the client side so it will have to be "http://www....."

Yatin chauhan 3-Nov-12 9:29am

it will create problem while i publish in my IIS. everytime same problem with print option from IIS.

ZurdoDev 3-Nov-12 17:13pm

Sorry, what?